567+400=967-1=966
You don't need to subtract
1 because you moved one
from 568 to 399.
400+546=946-1=945
550+400=950+5=955 you don't round 546
to 550
345
-298
568
-399
386
-297
546
-399
748
-198
427
-395
865
-799
768
-497
180
-90
18-9=add 0
you - 18 and 9 and get 9 if add 0
you get 90 so 90 is the answer for 180 - 90 = 90.
Change the problem to make it easier to multiply. For example, you can multiply one number by two
if you multiply the other by 1/2. Try making your own and solving it in the top row.
When one number of a multiplication pair has two digits, try splitting that number into two parts by dividing it by 2.
Example: 9 x 12
Split 12 into two parts: 12=6x2
Instead of 9x12 (9x6x2) think 9 x 6 and then double it.
9x6=54 Double 54 and you get 108.
345
+298
568
+399
386
+297
546
+399
748
+198
427
+395
865
+799
768
+497
You don't need to subtract
1 because you moved one
from 568 to 399.
you don't round 546
to 550
345
-298
568
-399
386
-297
546
-399
748
-198
427
-395
865
-799
768
-497
180
-90
you get 90 so 90 is the answer for 180 - 90 = 90.
Change the problem to make it easier to multiply. For example, you can multiply one number by two
if you multiply the other by 1/2. Try making your own and solving it in the top row.
16
x 5
28
x 5
24
x 5
148
x 5
248
x 50
128
x 50
468
x 500
5x100=500
500+240=740
500x68=3,400
200,000+3,400=234,000
Multiply by Splitting
When one number of a multiplication pair has two digits, try splitting that number into two parts by dividing it by 2.
Example: 9 x 12
Split 12 into two parts: 12=6x2
Instead of 9x12 (9x6x2) think 9 x 6 and then double it.
9x6=54 Double 54 and you get 108.
1. 8 x 16
2. 5 x 22
3. 6 x 18
4. 7 x 14
5. 9 x 16
6. 12 x 24